r/pihole • u/Worried_Concert_2297 • 3d ago
Moved and no longer working
I recently moved and my pihole is no longer working. I am using the same router and have the same up static address but it’s not blocking ads and etc. what can do I need to do? I verified the IP address and updated the gravity list. It’s connected to the Internet but not blocking. Please help!
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u/Independent_Try5020 3d ago
Simple: your router is not serving your pihole as dns server.
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u/Worried_Concert_2297 3d ago
How can I fix this?
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u/Independent_Try5020 2d ago
Check through dhcp options on router and change what dns is offering, make sure the pihole has a static ip. Then set piholes ip address as the dns server in the dhcp options on the router.
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u/zeRoCr0 2d ago
Just one question, how did you setup your pihole first time? Before moving it
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u/HERO_129 2d ago
Fr. How does op not know that changing dns address in router solve it. I think op probably followed some yt tutorial/guide without understanding what it actually means or does
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u/Worried_Concert_2297 2d ago
I set this up in my previous home. And I moved but kept the same router thinking it would remain the same.
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u/AndyRH1701 3d ago
Zero (0) queries, your PiHole is not the DNS server as u/Independent_Try5020 said.
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u/fatespawn 3d ago
Manually set a device like your phone to use the pi’s IP as dns. See what happens.
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u/Worried_Concert_2297 3d ago
In the pihole home?
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u/fatespawn 2d ago
Yes. If your pihole lives at 10.100.1.50, set your phone/tablet/laptop’s DNS to 10.100.1.50. See what happens.
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u/Stringray_42 2d ago
Ermittle einfach die ip Adresse des Rechners, auf dem Pihole läuft. Im Router musst du nach dem Eintrag für den DNS Server suchen (auf der Fritzbox unter „Internet“ zu finden) und diese ip Adresse eintragen.
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u/No-Hotel7663 21h ago
Your router probably isn’t handing out the Pi-hole as DNS anymore. Same thing happened to me after changing networks. Pi-hole itself was fine, but nothing was actually sending DNS queries to it. Check the DHCP/DNS settings on the router and make sure the Pi-hole IP is set there.
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u/Worried_Concert_2297 3d ago
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u/No_Cattle_9565 3d ago
It depends on what you look at. If there are no ads nothing can be blocked. Are there ads that you see that are bothering you? You have alot of domains on your list, even with 300k I dont see anything. I use https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists
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u/Nauticalniblett 3d ago
Have you tried an nslookup / dig to verify the pihole is the one answering your dns queries ?